Fractionation System / Density Gradient Fractionators

Fractionation can be caused by a variety of chemical, biological, or physical processes and is employed in various areas of science, engineering and technology. Fractionation systems are designed to separate an analyte from a sample into equal portions or fractions. It does so in accordance with either the analytes physical or chemical properties, such as by size, density, or bonding ability. In column chromatography, for example, fractionation occurs by difference of affinity whereas in cell fractionation, the cells components are fractioned out by difference in mass. Fractionation instruments provide hands-off, programable, and repeatable options for separating desired samples.
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ItemSGIC 2D InstrumentCFCPREP_mc2 Instrument
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DescriptionThe Two-Dimensional Solvent Gradient Interaction Chromatograph (SGIC 2D) instrument is the only high temperature SGIC equipment commercially available. The system performs an analytical fractionation of the polymer according to chemical composition by selective adsorption/desorption on a HPLC column... Read MoreThis Cross-Fractionation Chromatograph obtains the bivariate distribution in polyolefins. The two-dimensional distribution that relates molar mass and chemical composition is often required for comprehensive characterization of complex materials. The CFC first fractionates the polymer according to ... Read MorePREP mc2 is a preparative instrument that obtains the physical fractions of a polymer according to its molar mass or chemical composition (TREF or CRYSTAF). The sample is put into the vessels and the fractionation is performed automatically according to the selected method conditions in less than 24... Read More
TypeTwo-Dimensional Solvent Gradient Interaction ChromatographHigh Resolution Cross-Fractionation ChromatographPreparative Fractionation
ApplicationsAnalysis of samples of low crystallinity or complex polarity distributionPolyolefin characterizationInquire
Detector(s)Infrared Detector IR4 and IR5 MCTInfrared Detector IR4 and IR5 MCTInquire
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